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WINTER 2019

ALUMNI EVENTSSAVE THE DATES

8/14: Alumni Picnic from 5—7:00 p.m. at Perry Park, followed by musical entertainment from 7—9:00 p.m. 9/7: Perry Fall Festival at Lee Lydic Park 9/13: Hall of Fame Football Game, Alumni Band 9/14: Ritley Run 5K/Family Walk, Alumni Stadium 9:00 a.m. 9/14: Semin-annual Hall of Fame Dinner Induction, 5:30 p.m. 9/21: All-Class Reunion Dinner— Perry Community Center, doors open at 5:00 p.m. 9/27-9/28: Homecoming Parade and Game/Dance

Perry High School Alumni AssociationP.O. Box 148 • Perry, OH 44081 • [email protected]

IT’S TIME FOR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS!The PHS Alumni Association is currently accepting applications for the annual scholarships. The scholarship program was established in 2005, and recognizes graduating seniors for their hard work and loyalty to their schools and community. In 2019, up to four $1,500 scholarships will be awarded. Any Perry High School senior or any senior who is the child/grandchild of an alumnus of PHS is invited to apply. Scholarship applications are due April 1, 2019 and can be found on the PHS website www.perry-lake.org/Scholarships.aspx

Perry High School Alumni Association P.O. Box 148

Perry, OH 44081

ALUMNI EVENTS

SAVE THE DATES

8/14: Alumni Picnic from 5—7:00 p.m. at Per-ry Park, followed by musical entertainment from 7—9:00 p.m. 9/7: Perry Fall Festival at Lee Lydic Park

9/13: Hall of Fame Football Game, Alumni Band

9/14: Ritley Run 5K/Family Walk, Alumni Stadium 9:00 a.m.

9/14: Semin-annual Hall of Fame Dinner In-duction, 5:30 p.m.

9/21: All-Class Reunion Dinner—Perry Com-munity Center, doors open at 5:00 p.m.

9/27-9/28: Homecoming Parade and Game/Dance

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WINTER 2018

It’s Time for Scholarship

Applications!

The PHS Alumni Association is currently ac-cepting applications for the annual scholar-ships. The scholarship program was estab-lished in 2005, and recognizes graduating seniors for their hard work and loyalty to their schools and community. In 2019, up to four $1,500 scholarships will be awarded. Any Per-ry High School senior or any senior who is the child/grandchild of an alumnus of PHS is in-vited to apply. Scholarship applications are due April 1, 2019 and can be found on the PHS webs i te www.perry - lake.org/Scholarships.aspx

OFFICERS

President (6/30/19) Andrea Allen Morris 2094 Townline Road Madison OH 44057 440.259.3312 1993 [email protected]

Immediate Past President Charon Collins LeBail 1560 Bridle Path P'ville OH 44077 440.352.8881 1968 [email protected]

Treasurer (6/30/19) Tim Flenner 3340 Azalea Ridge Road Perry OH 44081 440-221.9974 2000 [email protected]

President Elect (6/30/19) Karen Koch Sundy 3551 Main Street Perry OH 44081 440.259.2413 1988 [email protected]

Secretary (6/30/19) Susie Ritley McKoon 4331 Mill Pond Cirdle Perry OH 44081 440.259.2053 1996 [email protected]

DIRECTORS Director (6-30-21) Ashley Albrecht Hacking 3937 Charles Way Perry OH 44081 440.259.5169 1994 [email protected]

Director (6-30-21) Nancy Angeloro Steele 4405 Casa Bella Perry OH 44081 440.259.3688 1972 [email protected]

Director (6-30-21) Sue Brill Whittaker 3415 S. Ridge Road Perry OH 44081 440-259-3629 1997 [email protected]

Director (6-30-19) Larry Hackley 4015 Center Road Perry OH 44081 440 259.5366 1972 [email protected]

Director (6-30-19) William Herron 290 Hale Road Painesville OH 44077 440.954.1675 2005 [email protected]

Director (6-30-19) Carole Compton Martin 3215 Call Road Perry OH 44081 440.259.2257 1961 [email protected]

Director (6-30-20) Chandice Albrecht Richards 4745 Riverwood Drive Madison OH 44057 440.259.4842 1997 [email protected] Director (6-30-20) Kerri Keener Beverage 4025 Green Street Perry OH 44081 440.478.7417 1994 [email protected]

Director (6-30-20) Linda Krivanek Clark 235 Hyder Drive Madison OH 44057 440.417.2636 1968 [email protected] Director Emeritus Rick Amos 4575 White Angel Drive Perry OH 44081 440-259-2910 1968 [email protected]

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2018 COOKIES WITH SANTAPERRY ALUMNI NEWSOnce A Pirate Always A Pirate!

On Sunday, December 2nd, the Perry High School Alumni Association hosted its first annual Cookies with Santa fundraiser. Santa and the alumni elves hosted approximately 175 children and their families at Manchester West for a festive afternoon. Activities included a picture with Santa, ornament decorating, making reindeer food, face painting, writing a letter to the North Pole, cookie decorating, holiday guessing games, picture coloring and of course, holiday cheer. A special thanks to Brian Verdi Photography and his

team. Brian was a very special elf—a guest of honor and he brought a few helpers who took great pictures! All pictures were emailed to our guests. We received great feedback from the community. In 2019 we plan to host the event again in early December. We hope you and your family can join the fun!

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Davey Schulz, son of alum, Angela Tatar Schulz, Class of 2002, was extremely happy to meet Santa

at our new annual event!

Bryson Thomas wrote a really great letter toSanta with a bit of assistance from

our very own pirate elf, Kerri Keener Beverage, Director and Class of 1994 alum.

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PERRY ALUMNI NEWSOnce A Pirate Always A Pirate!

2018 ALL CLASS REUNION BEST EVER!We know we’ve said this before, but it just keeps growing and getting better with each year! The 2018 dinner was another record breaker, with over 230 attending, spanning 7 decades. Three classes joined in to celebrate their most special 10-year milestone reunions; the Classes of 1958, 1968 and 1978. The Class of ‘68 had a remarkable turnout with over half of their classmates reuniting, some who had not seen each other since their graduation more than 50 years ago. This year we were blessed to have several PHS teens volunteer to help out in the kitchen. Their assistance was greatly appreciated.

This event is a wonderful way to enjoy a dinner where classmates can partake in a delicious catered dinner and spend an evening visiting with their classmates. Classes may request that an area be reserved specifically for their tables to ensure that they’re placed with their friends. There’s also an opportunity to tour the room sometime during the evening to connect with some of those upperclassmen, underclassmen, and old (no pun intended) neighbors and friends. Special “Look Who’s Here” documents are placed on each table and name tags are provided to help everyone in recognizing each other.

Plans are underway for the Class of ‘69 to join us for their golden 50th on September 21st as part of their weekend events. If you’d like assistance in planning your reunion, or need information, please call one of our Reunion Committee co-chairs; Linda Krivanek Clark at 440.417.2636, or Charon Collins LeBail at 440.479.3364.

The Class of 1958 reminiscing after 60 years. Good friends and a wonderful memorabilia display.

Some members of the Class of 1968 joined in the Perry Homecoming parade with a float of their own, kicking off a full weekend of festivities.

PHS volunteers and future Class of 2023 alums; Kaitlyn Newsome (daughter of Greg Newsome, ’94) and Isabelle and Grace McKoon (daughters of Sue Ritley McKoon, ‘96) made the evening especially pleasurable!

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RemembrancesKaren Thielan Connor 1966 November 30, 2018David A. Dennison 1979 November 16, 2018Velmore “Jalmer” Farren 1972 February 7, 2019Mary S. Angeloro Hausrath 1951 August 12, 2018Emmett H. “Sonny” Hines 1959 January 2, 2019Daniel E. Kertcher 1968 October 27, 2018George A. Nemeth, Sr. 1965 July 28, 2018Felix F. Padula 1959 August 14, 2018Vincent James Pizzino 1978 October 25, 2017Earl Seese Custodian February 4, 2019Brandy Lee Siegel 2000 September 4, 2018Marilyn Jean Sloban 1993 September 15, 2018Nicholetta Square 1985 August 25, 2018Carole Lynn Gebeau Thompson 1963 May 2, 2018Barry Whited 1990 December 27, 2018Clifford Wilson 1967 August 28, 2018

Death may have taken you away, but we can hold on to our memories of you.

Whenever possible, complete obituaries are provided on the Alumni website at: http://www.perry-lake.k12.oh.us/Remembrances.aspx

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ALUMNI IN THE MILITARY

his airframe selections with all special operations aircraft first. Knowing the background for the job, in combination with seeing the Osprey first hand helped his decision making. Chief Mapel wanted his son to attend college and get his bachelor’s degree then join the Air Force as a commissioned officer, because he regretted not following that same course himself. Chief went on to get his bachelor’s and master’s degrees while remaining enlisted. He has zero complaints about his career and would do it all over again but always wanted more for his kids. Starting his career as an electro-environmental maintainer for five years, Chief Mapel cross-trained to be a flight engineer on the MH-53. After 12 years he changed airframes, moving over to the CV-22 Osprey. Eight years later he would make Chief, forcing a cross-train to the AC-130W, as a special mission aviator. “One of the main reasons I joined and chose to do special operations was to try to make a difference in the world, so one day my kids didn’t have to,” said Chief Mapel. “Hopefully I was able to make a little bit of difference. The elder Mapel was no stranger to military influences growing up, his father was an U.S. Army infantrymen and his older brother was an U.S. Army Airborne Ranger. He also had several uncles that served in the Army and Marine Corps. “Their service definitely impacted my decision to join and carry forward the heritage, pride in our military and pride in our country,” said Mapel. With his own history in the special mission aviator world, Chief knows exactly what is in store for his son upon graduation. His apprehension is eased somewhat because he knows what is in store for Airman Mapel.

The family of Mark Mapel, Class of 1988, and his son David, who attended Perry Schools for a brief period in 2003 while his father was deployed, both give their family so much to be proud about as they serve our country in the United States Air Force at the same time! These American Heroes protect our freedom serving in Special Ops and on the same airframe CV-22 Osprey. We are pleased to share the following article by Staff Sgt. J.D. Strong II, 377th Air Base Wing Public Affairs was published July 31, 2018:

Carrying on tradition: Father and son, now brothers in arms.U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Mark Mapel, 1st Special Operations Group chief enlisted manager standards and evaluations, poses with his son Airman 1st Class David Mapel, 58th Training Squadron CV-22 Osprey special mission aviator student, at Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M., July 25. Airman Mapel, is following in the footsteps of his father, Chief Mapel, as a CV-22 Osprey special mission aviator. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. J.D. Strong II) KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. -- “From this day to the ending of the world, but we in it shall be remembered—we few, we happy few, we band of brothers; for he to-day that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother” - King in William Shakespeare’s Henry V. Airman 1st Class David Mapel, is following in the footsteps of his father, Chief Master Sergeant Mark Mapel, as a CV-22 Osprey special mission aviator. The senior Mapel is currently the 1st Special Operations Group chief enlisted manager standards and evaluations. Special missions aviators cover everything from pre-flight inspections of aircraft systems to the placement and delivery of all cargo on board. They have multiple integral roles, monitoring all functions for the aircraft while providing weapon defense-including the former duties of flight engineers, loadmasters and gunners. Airman Mapel, he went to college and found that it wasn’t for him but he told himself if he ever got tired of college he would join the Air Force. Once he enlisted, the son of a career special operations Airman knew exactly what he wanted to do. “Being with the family I saw the job, the community, everyone in it and how close everyone was in the squadron, that’s why I wanted to go for special operations,” said Airman Mapel. While at the Air Force Center of Excellence he placed

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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT AWARD!

John Platko, Class of 1986, established X Press Printing Services in a one-room Mentor office in 1996. For the first two years, he brokered printing while using his graphics and business background to provide marketing and advertising design & layout to local businesses. He realized a growing need to manufacture the work he was designing and knowing that he could not do it alone, partnered with Don Advey in 1998. Once a printing vendor, Don became and remains a partner and friend to this day. X Press Printing Services, Inc. was officially incorporated and they moved from Mentor to Painesville where they purchased equipment from an existing business and started producing their own printed matter in-house.

A few years later a move to Willoughby was necessary when they made their second business acquisition, outgrowing their Painesville location. In 2007, and four more business acquisitions later, X Press Printing Services permanently settled in their own 15,000 square foot facility a couple miles away at 4405 Glenbrook Road, Willoughby.

X Press Printing Services was formed out of need for consistent service in our industry. Growth came from being fair, friendly, resourceful and fiscally responsible. Additional growth was fueled by business acquisitions which total nine to date and include companies that provided printing, mailing, promotional products, signage and silk screening services. “When opportunity knocks, open the door …then open your heart and ears” is the X Press mantra. The acquisitions were always a situation where someone was in financial trouble, wanted to retire or simply wanted to get out of their business. “We were able to help people by addressing their needs and in return, our business benefitted. “

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John states, “Our success has been a wonderful gift from God. It was never easy, but always thankfully appreciated. After chasing the dream, I realized that I had been living it all along.

Today, X Press Printing Services is giving back. Our company is dedicated to helping others and being an example to other businesses in the community. We are still considered a small business but I believe even a small business can make a big difference. With the

blessings bestowed upon us, we support many non-profit organizations throughout northern Ohio

including Hannah’s Home (a Christian home for young women in crisis pregnancy), Helping Hands Clown Ministry (which delivers hot meals to homeless persons in Cleveland), Help Me Color a Rainbow (which provides crayons and coloring books to children in the hospital), the

Young Men’s Christian Association, United Way of Lake County, NAMI and many other

organizations who help others. Whether it’s supporting our Perry Harvest Festival, Perry Township Concert Series, sponsoring a Perry youth sports team or donating backpacks to the Perry PSL program, it’s good to give back at home too. We want to share God’s gifts with our neighbors.

X Press Printing Services was built, first by Grace, then by providing great service with the cooperative work of our team of highly experienced personnel. Six of our eight employees have been with us for over ten years and the other two are working their way to that mark… and after twenty years, Don Advey is still my business partner and great friend. Together, we love our team, we love our customers

& we love our community…but most of all we love and thank our God, Jesus Christ for loving us first.”

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If you can think it, we can ink it!

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Thank You, Lifetime MembersA special thank you for the generosity of all of our Lifetime Members! Below is a list of 228 alumni who made the commitment to join as a LIFETIME MEMBER. This is a great time to get your name added to the list. Included in this newsletter is a membership application with all of the details. For just $100 you too can become a LIFETIME MEMBER and you will never have to pay dues again!

First Name Maiden Last Name Class ofRick Amos 1968Donna King Anderson 1970Frank Angeloro 1968Penny Chapman Angeloro 1967John Antalovich 1977Nancy Compton Antonio 1962Gretchen King Arnold 1981Linda Hovlik Badger 1969John Baker 1973Janet Kraws Baker 1973Angela Baldree 1990Lucy Kraws Banks 1961Donald Bartlett 1965Judy Raines Bartlett 1968Sue Plummer Baur 1961Mary Belding 1966Robert Belding 1963Mary Lou Pilmer Bender 1953Kerri Keener Beverage 1994Patty Miller Bielech 1966Marv Bihn 1954Dr. Raymond Blackmore 1937Paula Hanninen Boyd 1972Tim Brainard 1961Betsy Brainard 1970Larry Brewster 1966Lee Brewster 1958Connie Wyant Brothag 1971Kenneth Brown 1962Patricia Haas Cannon 1950Roy Cappadona 1969Jesse Carey 1979Sandy Cassell 1986Frank Celigoj 1962Dan Chapman 1964Ellen Smith Chapman 1964Judy Miller Church 1976Jim Cicero 1983Larry Cinco 1964

First Name Maiden Last Name Class ofLinda Krivanek Clark 1968Deborah Cole 1980 Evelyn MacWilliams Conrad 1970Laura Advey Corrigan 1970Bob Dawson 1969Dawn Langlois Dawson 1985Deborah Moroose Debold 1969Tom DeBold 1966Charles Deming 1954Phyllis Langshaw Deming 1954Don Densmore 1950Shirley McGonnell Diley 1963Gary Dugan 1964Matt Dugan 1989Holly Such Egolf 1968Judy Rittenhouse Egri 1957Dale Ernest 1968Deb Bowser Evan 1986Braden Ferrell 2010Chani Ferrell 2013Geraldine Haas Finotti 1943Ron Fovargue 1967Marilyn Cherson Franck 1963Bruce Franta 1968Sue Eulert Franta 1967Dan Frey 1981Sharon Fries 1965Maurice Fryer 1975Rachel Giannell 2004Kathleen Mayer Gilson 1980Brian Gilson 1966Donna Fankhauser Gordyan 1966Linda Davis Gray 1964Thomas Gyure 1980James Gyure 1976Julie Gyure 2015Thomas Haas 1955Ashley Albrecht Hacking 1994Larry Hackley 1972


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First Name Maiden Last Name Class ofSue Amos Hackley 1972Beth Koch Hamilton 1990Phillip Haskell 1964Kenna Peterson Hauenstein 1950Peggy Seith Havel 1956George Hazel 1971Rebecca Trisket Heil 1972Joyce Postman Hendrickson 1963Alma Hernandez 2014Sandy Adams Herrick 1972Leta Houston Hickey 1981Linda Brigleb Hofer 1968Kathleen Compton Homerick 1959Roberta Prekler Hopewell 1969Kristine Howard 1988Fannie Hanninen Howard 1967Scott Hoyt 1971Dennis Hudson 1984Judy Rudd Hudson 1989Barb Gergely Huelsman 1966Karen Hovlik Hughes 1975Zak Hurd 2014Stephanie Jeffirs 2012Dennis Johnson 1962Donald Johnson 1964Vaughn Johnson 1940Earl Johnson 1959Ken Keener 1968Sharon Hitchcok Keener 1969Pam Chapman Kester 1967Ron Kinkade 1964Sherry Moore Kinkade 1969Thomas Kinkade 1966Julius Kish 1946Ed Klco 1967Jeff Klco 1994Tim Klco 1992Jack Kless 1961Tim Kline 1980Sandra Hausch Kneisley 1957Denny Kochever 1965Toni Nocida Kramer 1981Terri Thompson Lawler 1969

First Name Maiden Last Name Class ofDennis Lawrence 1963Stan LeBail 1966Charon Collins LeBail 1968Sara Hackley LeMond 1993Bob Lester 1999Ruth Tenkku Lynch 1951Evelyn Conrad MacWilliams 1970Dolores Myers Mager 1968Theresa Petersen Maher 1997Carole Compton Martin 1961Kevin Marty 1971Mark Mazurik 1988Robin Brooks McCann 1995Joyce Brainard McCrea 1958Mike Miller McGroarty 1974Pamela Miller McGroarty 1974Susan Ritley McKoon 1996Joe Merrill 1988Suzette Strayer Miller 1975Jeff Miner 1976Tom Moritz 1978Regina Kinkead Moritz 1976Rebecca Moroose, MD 1971Andrea Allen Morris 1993Gary Nemeth 1969Gail Jones Nemeth 1970Greg Nemeth 1965William Neu 1943Greg Newsome 1994Bob Nichols 1965Donna Simmons Nowak 1970Kristy Burwell O'Carz 1994Dorothy King Olson 1950Liborio Padula 1963Richard Palmer 1964Patty MacWilliams Passafiume 1972Beth Tantre Patla 1971Patty Angeloro Perry 1974Tom Perry 1974Frank Petrus 1966George Pettyjohn 1967Ben Pierce 1958John Platko 1986

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First Name Maiden Last Name Class ofDebra Brcak Poe 1973Constance Dugan Popel 1965Jeannette Williams Quesenberry 1959Diana McCauley Reed 1971Kathy Liikala Retz 1959Chandice Albrecht Richards 1997Ron Richmond 1966Robert Rideout 1973Robin Rittenhouse 1968Andy Roberts 1988Tami Gilson Roberts 1988James Rockow 1954Ralph Rockow 1951John Rogers 1970Nancy Belding Salsberry 1960Joyce Sanders 1960Susan Yochum Schaefer 1968Patrick Schauer 1966Jim Schauer 1972John Schratz 2008Caroline Schuette 2000Bill Seith 1968Mark Sency 1978Kathleen Burks Shaul 1971Grace Raines Shreve 1957Raymond Sines 1969John Skinner 1966Jim Sloban 1966Reine Ignat Smirz 1980Kathy Warren Smith 1966Randy Smith 1971Marcia Stinchcomb Smith 1956Andrew Somich IV 2006Frank Square 1965Cynthia Kozlowski Square 1966Lenora Mae Covell Stanaway 1946Tim Steele 1971Nancy Angeloro Steele 1972Ruth Bogner Stephenson 1952Janet Densmore Steward 1946Tom Stinchcomb 1959Janice Celigoj Sullivan 1964Karen Koch Sundy 1988

First Name Maiden Last Name Class ofRich Tamborski 1967Margie Angeloro Tatar 1980Millie Kocis Thomson 1955Dr. Loyal Tillotson 1972Bryce Tischer 1980Robert Torzok 1988Jim Toth 1981Gina Horvath Toth 1981Bernie Trubisky 1954Janet Fries Vladyka 1963Bill Voige 1965Shelley Meister Walzak 1986Linda Hill Warfield 1970Don West 1958Erin Dugan West 1993Nancy Williams 1952Rob Wyant 1973Shannon O'Brien Yankie 1994Daniel Yankie 1975Sandra Pomietlo Yankie 1975Mary Yochum 1965

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“I trust the community he is involved in and will be working with; in special operations we build families and take care of each other,” Chief Mapel said. “His community will take care of him and he will take care of his community, so I have no worries or fears.” With his son following in his footsteps and close to graduating, Chief Mapel’s feelings for his son have heightened even more. “I am very proud of him…It’s easy to say it’s the proudest thing [he’s] done to date,” said Chief Mapel. “I’m seriously trying to consider if there is anything else [he’s] done that’s more worthy than serving [his] country as special operations in the United States Air Force and honestly in my opinion, I don’t think there is.”

NOTE: Chief Mapel’s Retirement Ceremony was held in January 2019 after 30 years of dedication. David is still at Kirtland AFB finishing up his training and once completed will be stationed at Cannon AFB, NM.

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Perry High School Alumni Association P.O. Box 148

Perry, OH 44081 [email protected]

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

AND RENEWAL FORM

For additional information contact:

Karen Koch Sundy, Membership Chair, 440-259-2413 [email protected]

Purpose: To Support Alumni and School Endeavors

Membership Type: ___ Contributing - $10.00 annual fee ___ Lifetime - one-time fee of $100.00

Ask us about scholarships for PHS graduates and children/grandchildren

of Alumni and our Alumni clothing!!

Name________________________________________________________________Class of_____________ Please Print (include maiden name if applicable) Address ______________________________________ City/State/Zip _______________________________ Phone (______)_____________________ E-mail Address ________________________________________ Military Information: Branch __________________ Years of service: from ___________, to __________ Rank _________________________________________ Overseas tour(s)___________________________________________________________________________

If you have already renewed for this year or are a lifetime member -

Thank You! If you know other Alumni who might like to get this information please forward it to them.

Please use this form to make an address change or

any other changes you would like to make.

Mail completed form to the above address Make checks payable to: PHS Alumni Association


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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI HALL OF FAMENOMINATION FORM/REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

CRITERIA• Nominees shall be alumni of Perry Local Schools who have distinguished themselves at a

high level of achievement in their particular field of study, life’s work, or community service in areas such as, but not limited to, the arts, business, education, government service, community service, science and technology.

• Nominees must have graduated at least fifteen years prior to the selection date. Individuals may be nominated posthumously.

• Please supply whatever information you have and DAHOF Committee will work to compile remaining information.

Please provide any relevant information you may have. The DAHOF Committee is seeking potential deserving nominees. If we simply receive a name and contact information of a person who has knowledge of the nominee’s accomplishments, the committee will create a nomination form on behalf of the nominee.

Name of Nominee

Phone Perry Graduate Class of

Reason Nominee is Deserving:

Nominated by Date

Mailing Address City State Zip Code

E-mail Phone

All nominations must be received by March 31st.Nominees will remain on the ballot for a period of 5 years after which a new nomination form will need to be submitted for the nominee to be eligible and reconsidered for induction.

Send completed nomination form to:Perry High School, Attn Todd Porcello, One Success Blvd., Perry, Ohio 44081

Date Recv’d:_____/_____/_____


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